This is a really cool idea, especially when you consider how powerful smartphones are becoming.
An easy way to integrate your smartphone with a laptop device?
Yes, please!
Seriously?
Seriously.
It turns out that we’ve been eating apples the wrong way.
Check this out:
Now that we’ve crossed the 100th Saturday Sunday Share mark, it feels like we’re in new territory!
I know that’s silly, but Saturday Sunday Share is the longest running ChurchMag feature and it couldn’t have happened without all those shares.
Here are a few from last week:
Everyone wants to be an effective worship leader.
Except for those that are not worship leaders I suppose.
There are plenty of blog posts about being an effective worship, how to fail as a worship leader and if you’re worship leader is a superstar wannabe.
But Carlos Whittaker, aka: Los Whit, aka: Ragamuffin Soul, has finally narrowed all these down to 7 Keys To Becoming An Effective Leader Of Worship:
They way our world communicates is rapidly changing and if the Church doesn’t take notice and change it’s communication style, we will fail to reach the world.
Change can be difficult, especially if you’re unsure exactly how you should go about that change. Thankfully, a new book on Church communication has been made available from the classy and knowledgeable Center for Church Communication:
Singing together in a room with great acoustics does so much for the soul! It always renews me and fills me up to go forth with the simple singing of a song like “It is Well” or “Amazing Grace”
This boat, takes singing to a completely new level, one I’d love to be a part of someday soon!
Here is what the boat’s creator had to say:
Understanding the effects of technology on our culture and different generations is essential for the Church. We have to be careful that our culture doesn’t fog our Biblical worldview, and for us to effectively deliver the Gospel, it’s important to know what people are thinking and how they view the world. Perspective dramatically effects how we see things, and if we’re trying to point out the truth, we need to make sure we’re pointing in the right direction. Is it on your left or my left?
One thing I’ve been seen popping-up around the web and in the halls of public opinion, is the idea that Millennials are narcissistic–“It’s about me, me, me!”
Sometimes celebrities seem detached with “the normal people’s” world with the tabloids, arrests, and drama that they have. Yet, the world seems like a small place and the Internet helps make amazing things happening. One beautiful “little thing” happened to Zach Sobiech from a long list of celebrities and friends. Here is the description from the YouTube video.
Zach Sobiech is 17 years old and diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer that takes the lives of a large percent of its childhood victims. Given only months to live, Zach turned to music to say goodbye. His song “Clouds” spread, and soon, Zach’s message was heard across the country. We wanted to help Zach spread his message, and bring awareness to increase support for finding a cure. So, we asked our friends to help out…they did.
